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Can I have some links to some good social media character psds?
Here’s a few! I included phone system/contact book ones, too.
FACEBOOK:
ONE
INSTAGRAM:
ONE
TWO
THREE
FOUR
FIVE
SIX
PHONE:
ONE
TWO
THREE
SKYPE:
ONE
SNAPCHAT:
ONE
TWO
TWITTER:
ONE
TWO
THREE
FOUR
FIVE
SIX
VINE:
ONE
YOUTUBE:
ONE
TWO
OTHER:
ONE
TWO
Hope it helps! I hope you don’t mind me posting this since I felt as though it could benefit others, too.
-Zoey. x
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A Little Too Drunk Starters:
“Oh, HELL no! Not in MY bed!”
"We watched some horror movie.. I think it’s called, ‘the Teletubbies..’?”
“Pants are just an illusion.”
“Shut the fuck up a pikachu onesie does so suit me.”
“Hey, man, I hate to tell you this, but I think your dog’s cheating on you..”
“Hey, the cat crashed your car.”
“I thought today was your birthday, so I rented a bouncy house, but then I remembered it isn’t, so now we have a bouncy house.”
“It’s not a mattress, it’s my kingdom and you are encroaching on it.”
“[NAME]’s a VIP at that one strip club….. What’s it called again… 'Golden Corral’?”
“I’m bleeding?!”
“I have to tell you a secret…”
“You think it’s important that I lost my shirt?! You think it’s important?! I’LL TELL YOU WHAT’S IMPORTANT!!! CALLIOU CAN’T FUCKIN’ TIE HIS SHOES!!!”
“I need at least seven sweet and sour sauces or I’m fucked.”
“I was pretending to be a ninja and the blade of the knife just flew right off and broke the window.”
“Look, man, I didn’t mean to pee on you.”
“Thanks for letting me room with you… By the way, vodka makes me gassy.”
“You want to go to Taco Bell?”
“I lost [NAME]. Have you seen them?”
“Wow, you look so much better when I’m drunk. You should try it more often.”
“I CAN’T SLEEP WITHOUT A LULLABY!!”
“Hello, 911? Are you still awake?”
“Jesus told me to do it.”
“I’m really sorry I’m so creepy everybody…”
"This is awful. I am inventing electricity, and you look like an asshole.”
“How many nutrients do you think there are in dog biscuits? I already ate, like five.”
“HOLY SHIT HOW THE FUCK DID YOU GET SO TALL? WHAT THE FUCK?”
“Hamsters have feelings, too..”
“Who convinced me to come here?”
“The dog looked so lonely.. So I took it home.”
“I’LL PROTECT YOU! I’M BATMAN!”
“Look at all this snow. Imagine if it was sand, but still cold. No wait, warm snow. Man, that’d be cool..”
“You’re not very hot, but maybe after another beer or two..”
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Starters | Cold Personality
“I don’t remember asking for your opinion.”
“You’re completely useless at this.”
“I didn’t ask for your company, you came along on your own.”
“Can you do anything right?”
“Will you please shut up for once?”
“Hey, look at me. Either you obey me, or you die.”
“I’m not interested in hearing about it.”
“Did you really think I cared about you?”
“You’re just a tool, to me. A poor one, at that.”
“We all have our vices, don’t we?”
“My god, you’re oblivious. How long were you in the dark?”
“Hurry up, I don’t have all day.”
“What happens to you isn’t my concern.”
“Shut up before I cover your mouth.”
“I can do anything I want to you, and you’ll still enjoy it. Pathetic.”
“You’re starting to bore me.”
“You can do better than that, can’t you?”
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Labels Masterlist
This is a list of character titles that might help you develop your character and pinpoint what they’re all about. It’s been alphabetised and categorised based on lifestyle, careers, mannerisms, hobbies, etc. Credits to nph of rph
Based on lifestyle:
the Academic
the Adventurer
the All-American Boy
the Ambitious
the Anarchist
the Anchorite
the Artful Dodger
the Avant-Garde
the Backpacker
the Badass Bookworm
the Basement-Dweller
the Beach Bum
the Beatnik
the Bedridden
the Blue Blood
the Bohemian
the Bourgeois Bohemian
the Charity Case
the City Mouse
the Conspiracy Theorist
the Country Mouse
the Cultured Badass
the Daredevil
the Deadbeat
the Devout
the Drifter
the Earth Mother
the English Rose
the Farm Boy
the Fish out of Water
the Flower Child
the Fratbro
the Glory Seeker
the Gold Digger
the Granola Girl
the Greaser Delinquent
the Halcyon
the Health Nut
the Hermit
the High Queen
the Highbrow
the Hippie
the Hipster
the Homeschool Kid
the Idle Rich
the Indigent
the It Girl
the Knight Errant
the Lady of Adventure
the Lady of War
the Lifelong Learner
the Lonely Rich Kid
the Lost
the Mafia Princess
the Miscreant
the Mock Millionaire
the Mooch
the Mountain Man
the Munchausen
the New-Age Retro Hippie
the Night Owl
the Nomad
the Opportunist
the Outdoorsy Gal
the Pariah
the Party Fanatic
the Prima Donna
the Princess Classic
the Profligate
the Prom Queen
the Quincy Punk
the Rebellious
the Rebel Prince
the Recluse
the Rich Bitch
the Risk Taker
the Royal Brat
the Satisfied Street Rat
the Sea Dog
the Seeker
the Sheltered Aristocrat
the Socialite
the Southern Belle
the Spiritualist
the Spoiled Brat
the Spoiled Sweet
the Straight-A Student
the Thrill Seeker
the Trailblazer
the Traveler
the Upper-Class Twit
the Uptown Girl
the Vagrant
the Wanderer
the Workaholic
the Young Gun
Based on careers/occupations:
the Absent-Minded Professor
the Alchemist
the Amateur Sleuth
the Author
the Back Alley Doctor
the Barnum
the Bungling Inventor
the By-the-Book Cop
the Chef
the Conservationist
the Cowboy
the Deep Cover Agent
the Farmer
the Filmmaker
the Firefighter
the Good Doctor
the Grease Monkey
the High School Hustler
the Inventor
the Intrepid Reporter
the Journalist
the Librarian
the Park Ranger
the Phony Psychic
the Photographer
the Politician
the Private Investigator
the Scholar
the Shopkeeper
the Soldier
the Starving Artist
the Street Performer
the Stoner
the Trucker
the Veteran
the White-Collar Criminal
Based on hobbies/interests:
the Aesthete
the Artist
the Astrophile
the Avid Reader
the Badass Biker
the Band Geek
the Bibliophile
the Biker Babe
the Blogger
the Bookworm
the Botanist
the Camera Fiend
the Camper
the Collector of the Strange
the Dancer
the Epistemophile
the Fashionista
the Gambler
the Gamer Chick
the Gardener
the Gearhead
the Gym Rat
the Gymnast
the History Buff
the Hunter
the Jock
the Logophile
the Mad Artist
the Metalhead
the Music Lover
the Nature Lover
the Passionate Sports Girl
the Pianist
the Poet
the Rock-n-Roller
the Sci-Fi Geek
the Sculptor
the Skater
the Surfer Dude
the Thespian
the Woodworker
the Writer
Based on skills:
the Animal Whisperer
the Athlete
the Beautiful Mind
the Bibliognost
the Card Sharp
the Comedian
the Con Artist
the Diplomat
the Empathic Healer
the Engineer
the Friend in the Black Market
the Gentleman Thief
the Green Thumb
the Gunslinger
the Handy Man
the Little Miss Con Artist
the Mathemetician
the Mechanic
the Playful Hacker
the Prankster
the Puppetmaster
the Renaissance Man
the Schemer
the Stuntman
the Techno Wizard
the Tinkerer
the True Craftsman
the Virtuoso
the Wordsmith
Based on history:
the Action Survivor
the Asshole Victim
the Bluebeard
the Broken Bird
the Circus Brat
the Clean Slate
the College Widow
the Defector from Decadence
the Fallen Princess
the Former Child Star
the Former Teen Rebel
the Foster Kid
the Good Girl Gone Bad
the Jaded Washout
the Lawman Gone Bad
the Military Brat
the Nouveau Riche
the Old Money
the Pollyanna
the Recovered Addict
the Reformed Criminal
the Retired Badass
the Runaway
the Schoolyard Bully All Grown Up
the Screw-Up
the Self-Made Man
the Sellout
the Shell-Shocked Veteran
the Tenderfoot
the White-Dwarf Starlet
Based on mannerisms:
the Agent Mulder
the Agent Scully
the Alpha Bitch
the Barbaric Bully
the Baroness
the Bitch in Sheep’s Clothing
the Boisterous Bruiser
the Boisterous Weakling
the Bully
the Casanova
the Charmer
the Choleric
the Class Clown
the Cloudcuckoolander
the Coquette
the Cunning
the Curmudgeon
the Dandy
the Dark Horse
the Delinquent
the Dilettante
the Diva
the Docile
the Don Juan
the Donnish
the Drama Queen
the Dreamer
the Eeyore
the Emo
the Erudite Stoner
the Exuberant
the Fair Weather Friend
the Fickle
the Firecracker
the Fragile Flower
the Free Spirit
the Gadabout
the Galvanizer
the Gentle Giant
the Gentleman
the Girly Girl
the Golden Boy
the Golden Girl
the Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
the Handsome Devil
the Handsome Lech
the Headstrong
the Heartbreaker
the Hopeless Romantic
the Hot Mess
the Hoyden
the Ice Queen
the Individualist
the Ingenue
the Insufferable Genius
the Jerk With a Heart of Gold
the Kid at Heart
the Lady in Red
the Larrikin
the Leader Wannabe
the Life of the Party
the Lonely Doll Girl
the Loose Cannon
the Lovable Nerd
the Lovable Rogue
the Lover of Love
the Man Child
the Melancholic
the Minx
the Modest
the Morose
the Naive Everygirl
the Neat Freak
the Observer
the Oddball
the One Behind a Wall
the Ophelia
the Overachiever
the Pedant
the People Pleaser
the Performer
the Perky Goth
the Phlegmatic
the Plucky Girl
the Poser
the Pragmatic
the Prince Charming Wannabe
the Princely Young Man
the Proper Lady
the Prudent
the Quiet One
the Rebellious Spirit
the Ridiculously Average Guy
the Saccharine
the Sanguine
the Selfless
the Showboater
the Shrinking Violet
the Small Name, Big Ego
the Snarker
the Snoop
the So-Called Special Snowflake
the Sophisticate
the Spirited Young Lady
the Spitfire
the Stable One
the Still Waters Running Deep
the Subdued
the Sweetheart
the Tall, Dark, and Snarky
the Tomboy
the Troublemaker
the Underdog
the Uninhibited
the Unreadable
the Vain Sorceress
the Valley Girl
the Vixen
the Wallflower
the Wild Card
the Wise Guy
the Wise Prince
Based on morals/philosophy:
the Activist
the All-Loving Hero
the Altruist
the Always Neutral
the Backstabber
the Bruiser with a Soft Center
the Conscientious
the Cynic
the Defeatist
the Desperado
the Dogmatic
the Double-Crosser
the Fatalist
the Femme Fatale
the Fettered
the Gadfly
the Hedonist
the Heroic Wannabe
the Idealist
the Incorruptible
the Loyalist
the Ne'er-Do-Well
the Nihilist
the Optimist
the Pessimist
the Philosopher
the Power Hungry
the Quixotic
the Renegade
the Reluctant Monster
the Smug Snake
the Solipsist
the Technical Pacifist
the Vamp
the Vigilante
the Wide-Eyed Idealist
the Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
Based on flaws:
the Agonist
the Airhead
the Attention Craver
the Blabbermouth
the Bureaucrat
the Brilliant But Lazy
the Casanova Wannabe
the Center of Their Own Universe
the Consummate Liar
the Control Freak
the Cowardly Lion
the Destroyer
the Dirty Coward
the Ditherer
the Ditz
the Egomaniac
the Extreme Doormat
the Fighting Narcissist
the Flake
the Fool
the Glutton
the Gossiper
the Grumpy Bear
the Hair-Trigger Temper
the Heartless
the Hero Complex
the Hothead
the Instigator
the Lost Cause
the Master of Delusion
the Materialist
the Miles Gloriosus
the Miser
the Narcissist
the Paranoid
the Perfectionist
the Person of Mass Destruction
the Petty One
the Prince Charmless
the Pushover
the Reckless
the Self-Destructive
the Self-Righteous
the Slacker
the Sloth
the Snob
the Tempest
the Unlucky Everydude
the Wastrel
Based on strengths:
the Action Girl
the Artisan
the Badass Adorable
the Beauty
the Charmer
the Child Prodigy
the Cool Old Guy
the Cool Old Lady
the Courageous
the Creative
the Dauntless
the Determinator
the Doyenne
the Fearless
the Giver
the Helping Hand
the Industrious
the Intellectual
the Iron Lady
the Leader
the Little Miss Badass
the Loyal One
the Muscle
the Nurturer
the Passionate
the Peacemaker
the Perceiver
the Philanthropist
the Pioneer
the Polymath
the Quick Learner
the Ray of Sunshine
the Sage
the Savant
the Smart Guy
the Steadfast
the Strategist
the Visionary
Based on relationships:
the Allocentric
the Aloner
the Aloof Ally
the Apprentice
the Big Man on Campus
the Black Sheep
the Companion
the Daddy’s Girl
the Dogged Nice Guy
the Dutiful Son
the Fangirl
the Farmer’s Daughter
the Father Figure
the Follower
the Girl Next Door
the Lone Wolf
the Lonely
the Mama Bear
the Mentor
the Momma’s Boy
the Mysterious Stranger
the Networker
the Nosy Neighbor
the Papa Wolf
the Patriarch
the People Pleaser
the Player
the Protector
the Serial Juliet
the Serial Romeo
the Sidekick
the Smitten
the Social Butterfly
the Stage Mom
the Stool Pigeon
the Sycophant
the Tagalong Kid
the Team Mom
the Teacher’s Pet
the Teen Parent
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Sharing A Bed Starters
"Did you have a nightmare?"
"I had a nightmare."
"There's plenty of room for the both of us."
"There is not enough room here for both of us."
"It's cold. We should try to conserve body heat."
"You're not even going to notice because you'll be asleep!"
"We've only got the one bed between the two of us."
"Quit stealing the covers."
"Quit kicking me."
"It's better than sleeping on the floor."
"It's either this or you sleep in the tub."
"Alright. Get up here."
"We're sleeping in the same bed, not together!"
"Please go to bed."
"Sleep is for the weak."
"Do you have any idea what time it is?"
"Dutch oven!"
"You sleep on top of the sheets."
"I'll sleep on top of the sheets."
"I'm scared. Can I sleep with you?"
"You're scared? You can come sleep with me, I guess."
"I have to sleep closer to the door."
"I can't sleep this close to the door."
"Stop getting up so early. You always wake me up."
"Stop staying up so late. I can never fall asleep."
"We can cuddle."
"Just don't try cuddling me or anything."
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Random Sentences Starters
“Alright, I love you, but you need Jesus.”
“Are you done?”
“Are you reading fanfiction?”
“Can I have your fries?”
“Coffee is the only substance I drink.”
“Did you get my text?”
“Eat my whole ass.”
“Hey, don’t insult memes!”
“How long have you been playing that game?”
“I don’t know whether to be insulted or impressed.”
“I like your taste in music.”
“I said I’m sorry!”
“I think your gayness might be affecting me.”
“It’s a damn shame.”
“I’ll be home in five minutes.”
“I’m just gonna nope out of this situation.”
“I’m sorry…”
“I’m three feet away from you, why did you text me?”
“Let me go.”
“Like a good neighbour I’m gonna take your shit and never give it back.”
“Me. I meant me.”
“Nice voice crack.”
“Our friendship is weird as hell. But so are we. So it’s perfect!”
“Please don’t do this…”
“Suck my ass through a straw.”
“Touching leads to babies.”
“Um?”
“Wait up!”
“What are you talking about?”
“What the hell is that?”
“… What the fuck is wrong with you?”
“What’s going on?”
“Why are you like this?”
“Your taste in music is shit.”
“You’re trash for her, aren’t you?”
“You’re trash for him, aren’t you?”
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PSD #1 [download]
If you like it or have it downloaded, please give like
Do not plagiarize why it’s ugly
Enjoy the stuff!
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PSD#38: F R E S H Like or reblog if using. Download.
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Character Flaws
Bold the ones that apply to your character:
absent-minded | abusive | addict | aggressive | aimless | alcoholic | anxious | arrogant | audacious | bad liar | bigmouth | bigot | blindly obedient | blunt | callous | childish | chronic heroism | clingy | clumsy | cocky | competitive | corrupt | cowardly | cruel | cynical | delinquent | delusional | dependent | depressed | deranged | disloyal | ditzy | egotistical | envious | erratic | fickle | finicky | flaky | frail | fraudulent | guilt complex | gloomy | gluttonous | gossiper | gruff | gullible | hedonistic | humorless | hypochondriac | hypocritical | idealist | idiotic | ignorant | immature | impatient | incompetent | indecisive | insecure | insensitive | lazy | lewd | liar | lustful | manipulative | masochistic | meddlesome | melodramatic | money-loving | moody | naive | nervous | nosy | ornery | overprotective | overly sensitive | paranoid | passive-aggressive | perfectionist | pessmist | petty | power-hungry | proud | pushover | reckless | reclusive | remorseless | rigorous | sadistic |sarcastic | senile | selfish | self-martyr | shallow | sociopathic | sore loser | spineless | spiteful | spoiled | stubborn | tactless |temperamental | timid | tone-deaf | traitorous | unathletic | ungracious | unlucky | unsophisticated | untrustworthy | vain | withdrawn |workaholic
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By clicking here, you can find 638 personality traits organized in alphabetical order and separated into three sections, whether they are positive, neutral or negative. I feel like this site can be beneficial for everybody struggling to find out what their character is like. Please like or reblog if this post helped you in any way.
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Words that describe someone`s voice. Very helpful!
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First-Meeting Sentence Starters
Several different scenarios that can be combined or modified for your pleasure:
"Uh, hi there."
"I was here first. Go to the back of the line!"
"Excuse me, is there any way you could let me go before you? I'm in a hurry."
"Service here is TERRIBLE today!"
"Is this seat taken?"
"Do you have a moment to talk?"
"Hi, listen, there's someone following me, and I'm paranoid so can you talk to me for a few minutes to make it look like I'm not alone?"
"Here, take this and run with me. I'll explain later!"
"Do you have some cash? This vending machine just ate the last of mine..."
"Hey, were you going to use this machine next? It gave me a free bag of chips, and I don't need to eat that many!"
"Do you work here?"
"Look, I'm not an employee, but the ____ are right over there."
"Hey, is this yours? It was by your feet."
"Are you from ____ or ____?"
"Hello, ____."
"I swear I've seen you on TV."
"Yes, I'm ____, and I can take a picture with you if you want."
"Oh my gosh, can I pet your dog?!"
"Sorry, there was a hair hanging off of your sleeve, and it was bothering me."
"Oh I'm so sorry, I didn't mean to walk into you!"
"Wait a minute! I think they mixed up our orders."
"Ugh, this isn't my food. Did anyone here order a ____?"
"You look so cold. Do you want to borrow my jacket?"
"H-Hey, I'm freezing. Is there any way I can s-stand close to you and maybe get warmer?"
"You poor thing, you look like you're cooking! Here, take a bottle of water."
"It's so hot I think I might pass out. Can you help me?"
"Are you okay?"
"Oh, good, you're awake. What happened to you?"
"Where am I?"
"Get in! You're in danger!"
"Please, let me ride with you. There's someone after me!"
"Grab the spare helmet and jump on."
"Are you playing ____?"
"Hey, do you want to trade friend codes?"
"Hi, my date just stood me up, so now I have a free ticket."
"I'd love to take that free spot as long as you don't mind sitting next to me."
"Have you seen a lost child around here?"
"I found this child, and by the look on your face, I think they're yours."
"That coat isn't real fur, is it?"
"If you can't tell the difference between real animal pelt and fake, you shouldn't be harassing people on the street."
"Are we locked in here?"
"Can I use your phone?"
"Here, take my phone. No questions asked."
"What's cookin' good lookin'?"
"If you're trying to flirt with me, you may want to try again."
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Tips and Ideas for Writing Characters
The plot of your story can be fantastic and original but if the characters are stereotypical, unoriginal characters who are both annoying and out of place with the story. Hopefully this will give you some ideas on how to prevent that.
Flaws - Everyone has flaws, most of these flaws will out way the positive traits. The most common ones are stubbornness, thoughtlessness and selfishness. These should put your character in awkward or bad situations because we need our flaws to learn about the world and gain experiences. Very rarely should a flaw help or be convenient for character and most people are not aware of them. Examples of realistic characters with flaws: Harry Potter, Karkat Vantas and Tyrion Lannister.
Good=Bad Traits - Sometimes however, we can ignore the above idea if it is applied in the right way. Sometimes being stubborn can help us get things done, sometimes being giving can make people take advantage of you, being quiet and modest can be a seen as rudeness and weakness. Everything changes from person to person. A good flaw to one person can be a bad flaw to another and visa versa.
Subtly - We are a lot more subtle than we like to make out in media. Sometimes we hid our feelings and thoughts in little ways, such as hiding the truth under a realistic lie or hiding shame under good actions. Sometimes the most subtle way to tell something in a story is shown from an action, such as hesitation to do something or talk to someone. It’s the subtle things that define our characters and make them interesting. Try making a list of 10 things your readers will never know about your characters to make them develop more.
Interests - Do not, for the love of God, give your characters stereotyped interests. Not everyone hates maths and likes art. People can have contrasting interests. Such as liking poetry and sports, maths and design. A lot of people go into jobs in the heavier subject but do the lighter subject as a hobby to balance themselves our. Google interests and speak to people about how they feel their interests have made them grow, remember that interests are not always the easy ones.
Reactions - No one in their right mind sees magic for the first time in their life and goes “OMG so cool!” - you’d run and scream and question your sanity until you forgot about it. Sometimes the realistic reactions are the best one, because it can make your character interesting but also can add some humour to them as well.
Out in the Real World - Now this one can vary a bit, is there anyone you know that gets everything they want in the real world by just demanding it but you (in place of the MC)? Is there anyone who is hated by absolutely everyone for no reason? No? Correct answer. Sometimes the things some characters get away with in stories is horrendous. No. Create conflict or situations because someone cannot get out of a situation by some far flung way. Think the failed Indiana Jones gun to a sword fight.
Social Life - People who are popular are not always bad/nice. People who have very few friends are unhappy/outsiders. Realistically, people are a mixture between the two. Sometimes people have something about their personality that draws others to them. Sometimes people are happy with their small click. It does not define their personality. Most people are on a reasonable bases with the majority of people, with several friends and several people they cannot get along with for whatever reason (usually a personality clash/similarity). Examples: Ron Weasley, Kanaya Maryam, Edward Elric, Steven Universe.
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008. MAKING AN ORIGINAL CHARACTER
This guide is going to be about making original characters. Or at least, how I make them; there’s no one right way to make an original character. I’m not the authority on this topic, but as the owner of at least fifteen original characters of present (there have been plenty more in the past, but muses come and go like that) I figure I have some experience on this topic. I’ll be using my own main characters are references in this guide.
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